New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-01-26

and gold.
The house committee on Indian affairs re-
ported favorably senate bill l, O59, grant
ing the jamestown & Northern right of
way through the Devils La Ike Indian reser-
walton.
Andrew Holes of Moorehead, Minp., has
| received a letter from Col. w. H. Glider,
written at York Factory, Hudson's Bay,
Dec. 8. IN which he stated he would soon be
on his way up the coast so as to reach Re
pulse bay, the land OF the Esquimaux, in
the spring. He hoped to be able on his re-
turn to tell Mr.. Holes whether the pole
opened into the interior of the earth, &C
cording to the theory OF a certain well
known Minnesotian.
A Pittspurg dispatch states that Mrs.
Arthurs, Miss Van Zandt's aunt, is COM
pletely Frustrated OH account OF Nina's
deter mination to marry Spies.
At Crothersville, Ind, boiler at Pres
ton Rider stave factory blew up and two
employes-Henry Millina and Archie
Warner-were instantly killed.
Charles B. Farwell's nomination to the
United States senate is said to have cost
him not less than $4,000.
Scion Chase, the eminent Greenbacker OF
Maine as been left homeless by fire and a
fund has been started at Lewiston, Me-
Tor his relief.
Mr.. Pendleton, minister to Germany
has started for New York. He comes by
way OF Bremen.
Senator Cockrell introduced a bill au-
| thorizing J. G. Chapman, r. J. Lockland
J. H. Stout, W. L. Huse, F. G. Neidering-
haus, c. F. Orthwein and J. Hill OF St.
Louis, j. w. Bum OF Illinois, w. A. Rusk
and }. q. Thorpe of Wisconsin, H. L..
Stout and j. K. Graves OF Iowa. w. F.
Davidson, P. Kelly and E. W. Durant of
Minnesota to build a high local bridge over
the Mississippi at some point between the
lads bridge and the mouth Of the Missouri
river. The capital stock OF the company
is $2,O00,O0O-
The pension papers ofO. Fl. Wiley, for
nerly OF the Fourth Minnesota infantry,
has been favorably passed by the pension
bureau, and the office is DESTROYS OF know
ing his present residence. 1t cannot be
ascertained, although up to a short time
ago he was located at St. Paul. He is be-
lieved to have gone into the pineries.
Brakeman Wells was acquit tied at Por-
tage, Wis, OF the horrible accident at Rio
The blame for the terrible accidentevident.
ly rests on several persons, but just who
the guilty party is will probably never be
known.
Sheriff Matson OF Chicago positively re-
fuses to allow the marriage OF Spies and
Nina Van Zandt to take place. He says:
II have consulted with a good many per
sons during the last few days, and [ find
that the public opinion is almost unani-
mously against The marriage" Miss Van
Zandt appeared at the jail and sought an
interview with Spies. The jail officers,
however, in obedience to the sheriff's or
ders, refused to allow her to enter
81 ! -
Haugen and Price are both elected to
congress from the Eighth Wisconsin Dis
trict.
Hon. Frank Hiscock is elected United
States senator by the New York leeisla.
ture..
Mr.. Oates OF Alabama seems to be
man OF large ideas. He has introduced a
OIL IN the mouse to provide each congress-
man with a clerk at a salary of $lOO q
month.
The knights OF District Assembly 6. $40
in Chicago came to blows over the election
OF jackson, the late Louis Riel's secretary,
as delegate to the united labor confer.
ence. The English members hooted him as
'reber'a the dogs of war were let loose.
Fourth-class postmasters appointed Da-
kota: Elliot, w. NJ. Cox; Sims, w. w. Nut
ting; Peter, ]. B. Roberts; Osceola, F.
Bull. Iowa: Camp, Miss NJ. Montgomery.
De!oit. ii. II. Westcott: Rockwell, H. Nc.
Laughlin; Upton, E. n Bryan; Woodstock,
w. /. Tompkin. Minnesota: Fountain, A.
Benson; Gaylord, C. Bonnie.
A Murray Qdaho) special to the indie.
pendent says: The brilliant marriage of
Jacob Gross Dutch Jake), one Of the
Wardner bonanza kings, to Miss Louisa
Knuth was one Of the greatest affairs in
the history OF the CHur d'Alene The CITY
was all illuminated, rockets were sent I'D
and the Murray brass band was dispens-
ing music. Three hundred people Wit
messed the ceremony at Union hall, and an
elegant supper at the Louisville house was
part at the programme. The presents are
many and costly.
ensions were allowed to the following
people in Minnesota: Anna mother OF
William Groppel, st. Paul; James Emery,
Dodge Center; j. C. Congdon, Branerd;
+ VIM. Behan, Tracey; j ohm Cooper, Blooms
ington; Elizabeth, mother OF w. Z. Eeild,
Austin; Andrew, Minneapolis; j. NJ. Cook,
Verdale Pensions increased Henry Hess
st. Paul; M =. Liebergh, Mankato; Henry
Martin, lie Sueur; John Gordon, Ridgway
The knights of Labor at Duluth have
pa ssed the following resolution in relation
to working on Sunday: Whereas. the laws
OF God and our country provide for the
pr oper observance OF the Sabbath day, re.
solved. that we. the members of St Louis
A ssembly No. 1888, Knights OF Labor, do
hereby protest against companies or per-
sons doing business in Duluth dischareing
their employees for rot working on Sun
day; resolved, that the mayor of this city
be requested to enforce the Sunday law as
lar as may be expedient for the welfare OF
society; resolved, that q copy of these res
olutions be sent to the respective pastors
OF the various churches in Duluth. with
the request that they use their best en-
deavor to secure better ard more proper
observance OF the Sabbath Jay.